In the past, Botborg has sort to cautiously invite its audience into a mostly pleasurable and collusive audio-visual environment. "To Bypass a Sensory Roadblock" is, however, no such invitation. Rather, it is a sort of televisual strangulation that seeks to engulf the viewer in a swift takeover of sound-color calamity.
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